Skip the fresh fruit. It might look and taste delicious. But if it's been washed in dirty water, it may make you sick. You can't tell by looking at it, so it's better to be safe than sorry.
Choose meat that has been cooked recently and well. Meat and seafood that have been left out for a long time are dangerous to eat. If it doesn't look or smell OK, move on.
Watch the locals. They will avoid a food cart that has made them sick before.
Be prepared. Take medicines that can ease your symptoms. These won't cure whatever bug you've picked up. But they will help the pain when there's no place to rest and recover.
With these tips in mind, you're ready to dig in! Street food is part of the travel adventure; don't be afraid to try something different. You never know - you might discover a new favorite dish!
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better...than...
提供二個選擇, 二個都不理想, 但其中一個是比較好的
像本文建議我們在外地不要食用新鮮水果,
因為 It's better to be safe than sorry. 小心總比後悔好
better late than never 晚一點總比不做好
Lincoln: Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.
林肯: 最好保持成沉默, 讓他人己以為你不懂, 也不要張開嘴讓人看清楚你是傻瓜
Language Lab
tap water 自來水 [tap水龍頭]
water that comes through pipes from the public water system
- The tap water in Colorado tastes as good as mineral water.
科羅拉多的自來水喝起來跟礦泉水一樣好喝
drinking water 飲用水
distilled water 蒸餾水
| tap water |
skip 跳過, 略過
- Sean skipped dessert because he's watching his weight.
Sean 省略到甜點是因為他在控制體重
- Mike skipped school today.
bug n. 病菌
a usually mild illness (such as a cold) that can be passed from one person to another
pick up a bug 染上了某種疾病
- Larry picked up a flu bug and got really sick.
Larry 染上了流感病毒而且病的很嚴重
bug 電腦裡面的故障或錯誤
a problem that prevents a computer program or system from working properly
- The engineer caught a bug in their newly developed software.
這位工程師在他們最新發展的軟體中找到了故障
dig in [phrasal verb] 大吃, 盡情的吃 [dig-dug-digging]
to begin eating
- Mom prepared a feast, and everyone dug in.
媽媽準備了大餐, 每個人都盡情的吃
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